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    Re: Concatenate adds 0

    Try this

    =IF(L1="","",L1&" ")&M1
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    Re: Concatenate adds 0

    Quote Originally Posted by daddylonglegs View Post
    Try this

    =IF(L1="","",L1&" ")&M1
    Thanks daddylonglegs,

    Tried your formula but unfortunately with no success.

    Hi Andy
    I opened another workbook and copied and used paste special/values and was able to get the result I wanted.
    Could it be to do with the source being on another page.
    e.g. columns L shows "=box_identity!E1" & column M shows "=box_identity!F1" 9my quote marks)

    The workbook is huge so I'm not sure what I could send.

    Also I'm using excel 2003.

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